Building brand reputation and fostering innovation in the energy sector: Campaign's Global Forecast Q1 2024 – Part two

In the second part of Campaign's Global Forecast for this quarter, we explore why energy brands have been criticised for their contribution toward the climate emergency, and speak to industry figures to uncover how these challenges will affect new business for agencies in the future.

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